Live music performance of the Household Cavarly Mounted Band of the Blues and Royals performance at the 2007 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo in Edinburgh, Scotland.

http://www.edintattoo.co.uk/ - Edinburgh Military Tattoo official website

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▬ ♫ Music Copyright ♫ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

Musical arragements owned by the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo and the Mounted Band of the Blues and Royals which are new derivate musical compositions of many well known tunes where permission was obtained to film and record the event by the Tattoo marketing team.

Music played includes the Royal Horse Guards Slow March, Capriccio Italien, Toreador's March, Radetsky March, The Mason's Apron, The Royal Slow March and Fehrbelliner.

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Videographer – A Taylor

Special thanks to Alan Smith, Edinburgh Tattoo Marketing Manager

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Video Shot using Hi8 Camcorder

The Band of the Blues and Royals was formed in the year 1661 from members of the what has now been disbanded the cavalry of the New Model Army. The Regiment was given the nickname of the Oxford Blues as a result of their first Colonel, the Earl of Oxford and also because of their blue uniforms.

During those early years the band featured kettle drummers with trumpeters and they wore heavily embroidered and gold laced frockcoats which look very similar to the present day state dress. This includes a black velvet jockey cap which was introduced during Queen Victoria's reign.
A pair of solid silver kettle drums which were presented in 1805 by King George 3rd are still in use today and are carried by the Drum Horse while being played by their mounted drummer on the Queen's Birthday Parade and on Horse Guards parade.

The band requires all members to undertake an intensive five month long Household Cavarly Equestrian Course.